Meet the Team​

Adrian Rhines

BS | Applied Behavioral Science

Certified Canine Training & Behavioral Specialist

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Adrian Rhines believes effective dog training is about more than simply “knowing dogs”—it’s about understanding the science behind why they behave the way they do. While many trainers rely on guesswork or outdated training theories, Adrian’s methods are built on a solid foundation of Applied Behavioral Science. He holds a Bachelor of Science in the field, giving him the ability to analyze the root causes behind behaviors such as aggression, anxiety, and severe reactivity—not just suppress the symptoms.

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The dog featured in the Dynamic Good Dog logo is the one that started it all. After ten years of military service, Adrian returned home and adopted a stubborn, high-energy shelter puppy that challenged everything he thought he knew about communication. That experience forced him to look past traditional "commands" and dive into the deeper mechanics of behavior, turning a personal challenge into a professional mission to find a better way to communicate with dogs.

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Adrian has no interest in the “macho” style of dog training. While his military background shaped his sense of discipline and accountability, his academic training defines his approach to behavior. At Dynamic Good Dog, the goal is never to “break” a dog. Instead, Adrian focuses on clear, consistent communication that helps dogs understand what is expected of them while building trust and stability.

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Adrian also completed the intensive Professional Dog Trainer & Behavior Specialist program at Starmark Academy, a state-licensed vocational school in Texas, one of the most demanding professional dog training programs in the country. Combined with thousands of hours of hands-on experience working with dogs of every temperament, this training gives him both the scientific knowledge and practical skill needed to solve difficult behavioral problems.

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Adrian specializes in the cases many trainers avoid. From severe reactivity to dangerous aggression, he works with complex behavioral issues that go far beyond basic obedience. By combining behavioral science with real-world experience, he helps owners regain control, rebuild trust with their dogs, and create safer environments for both families and communities. Whether he is rehabilitating a high-risk aggression case or helping a family get their new puppy started on the right foot, Adrian applies the same practical precision and common-sense care to every dog he handles.

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Kasey Rhines

BS | Business Management | Director of Operations & Community Outreach

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Kasey Rhines is the strategic lead and Director of Operations for Dynamic Good Dog. As co-founder, Kasey works alongside Adrian to ensure the company’s behavioral expertise is matched by exceptional client support and professional organization. With a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, she provides the high-level oversight and structured framework that allows our behavioral programs to succeed.

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While Adrian focuses on the science of the dog, Kasey focuses on the success and education of the human client. As the lead for all Client Consultations, she is the first point of contact for families in behavioral crisis, translating complex training goals into clear, manageable plans for the home.

Her background in management ensures that every family receives a disciplined, seamless experience—from the initial intake to final graduation.

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Beyond the facility, Kasey drives our mission of Community Excellence. She spearheads our local outreach, coordinating educational events and managing our partnerships with local schools and youth organizations.

Whether she is donating training services or organizing community workshops, Kasey ensures that our impact extends far beyond our training floor. She is dedicated to making Fernley a safer, more educated community for dogs and the families who love them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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